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'''Lord''' is a title used by most societies to denote the ruler of a location. The [[Elves]] used the | '''Lord''' is a title used by most societies to denote the ruler of a location. The [[Elves]] used the words '''[[Heru]]''' ([[Quenya]]) and '''[[Hîr]]''' ([[Sindarin]]), and the [[Dwarves]] '''[[Uzbad]]'''. | ||
There have been many lordships throughout the ages: | There have been many lordships throughout the ages: |
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Lord is a title used by most societies to denote the ruler of a location. The Elves used the words Heru (Quenya) and Hîr (Sindarin), and the Dwarves Uzbad.
There have been many lordships throughout the ages:
- Lord of Andúnië (Numenor)
- Lord of Barad-dûr (Mordor)
- Lord of Belegost (Dwarves)
- Lord of Dale (Men of Dale)
- Lord of Dor-lómin (House of Marach)
- Lord of Emyn Arnen (Gondor)
- Lord of the Éothéod (Éothéod)
- Lord of Eregion (Noldor)
- Lord of the Glittering Caves (Dwarves)
- Lord of the Iron Hills (Dwarves)
- Lord of Ladros (House of Bëor)
- Lord of Lórien (Galadhrim)
- Lord of Lossarnach (Gondor)
- Lord of Minas Morgul (Mordor)
- Lord of Minas Tirith (Gondor)
- Lord of Moria (Dwarves)
- Lord of Nargothrond (Noldor)
- Lord of Rivendell (Noldor)